Modifies or fakes note creation times to define a custom persistent note sorting order, warning that it is poorly tested and may damage collections.
note-management
Bulk edit, merge, find/replace, field ops, note IDs, note types. All categories Β· Refine with filters
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Automatically bolds target Japanese vocabulary within sentence fields using morphology-aware matching, with dry-run preview, browser integration, custom readings, and optional furigana clearing.
Bulk-creates Anki cards from pasted text, one card per line, with deck and note type selection, delimiter splitting, tab-separated fields, tags, and optional browser display or auto-close.
Transforms selected or all note fields in Anki via the browser context menu using case changes, replacement, sequential IDs, or custom Python lambdas.
Adds a note's ID to a user-designated field, configured per note type in note type management, primarily for internal project use.
Backfills Japanese vocabulary notes with example sentences, screenshots, audio and translations from Nadeshiko, Immersion Kit or local Aobana sources, either deck-wide, for selected notes, or by hotkey while reviewing.
Converts basic notes into cloze notes, lets existing basic cards be edited and transformed, and adds cloze-skip support to almost any non-cloze note type via a button or shortcut.
Imports Yomichan frequency dictionaries and sorts selected card types by frequency or rank, with preferences, database resets and troubleshooting options.
Converts card audio between seven formats via FFmpeg, either in bulk from the browser or automatically in the background, replacing field references to fix mobile playback issues.
Search Anki's media folder by filename while editing, preview images on hover, insert with one click, and rename images with automatic updates to every note using them.
Adds private per-card annotation notes accessible via a review speech bubble, with search, browser column, export, and import, without modifying card content or scheduling.
Generates a list of Chinese Hanzi homophones, including all tones, into a field as a mnemonic reminder, and is designed for the Most Common 3000 Hanzi deck.
Plays audio files referenced by [sound:...] tags in any field via the right-click context menu, without switching to review mode.
Copies notes into multiple decks based on tag hierarchies, creating matching decks and subdecks while leaving original cards untouched.
Adds all radicals of the kanji on selected cards, using configurable field names, through an Unpack radicals option in the card browserβs Edit menu.
Adds a search box inside the editor to find exact words in front and back text, with replace, highlight, and special-character support.
Measures card audio and creates verified, volume-adjusted copies for consistent loudness, with batch, preview, automatic, and original-restoring options.
Resets the editor scroll position to the top whenever the selected row changes in the browser, used at your own risk.
Opens multiple independent Browser windows for side-by-side deck work and copying field content, with per-window search, layout, and session restoration, without modifying notes or collection.
Copies a note's ID, with credit given to an external gist.
Creates a mind map card template that organizes decks hierarchically, with Tools-menu setup, selectable themes, optional hiding, and mobile pan-and-zoom support.
Opens the editor in the background at startup and hides it on save instead of closing it, so the Anki editor loads significantly faster.
Generates Korean verb conjugations from the korean_conjugation library, including batch-processing of notes.
Formats selected fields' tables with header rows and columns and provides a GUI toolbar for editing, table-tag checks, resetting edits and finding similar tables.
Provides a multi-tab rich-text notebook inside Anki, storing notes as text files in the profile folder with autosave, search, and formatting tools.
Recreates the Memrise learning experience in Anki with typing, multiple-choice and tapping questions, on-screen keyboard, hints, spelling diffs, auto-generated choices, themes and LaTeX support.
Creates or populates Anki fields according to a JSON configuration mapping field names to specified text values.
Automatically copies a configured field from the selected note to the clipboard in the card browser, based on note type settings.
Automatically updates frequency fields on cards using custom JPDB, CC100, or other word lists, scanning selected decks and subdecks with configurable field and sorting options.
Displays flashcards in a visual card layout grouped by a base tag, letting users suspend, unsuspend, and edit cards within the same interface.